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Interview - Commodore Free Magazineby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 Bill Degnan Interview http://www.co...l2/issue15.pdf (near the middle)">... [ read more ] |
TRS-80 FP-215 Plotterby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 One of the first plotters for a micro computer. There is not much info about this plotter, I look forward to experimenting with it once I finish with the Stringy Floppy project. TRS-80 FP-215 Plotter pictures">... [ read more ] |
IBM General Purpose Bus Adapterby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 I have a new project planned, to experiment with an IBM XT, a Micro Computer Systems IEEE hard drive, and an IBM General Purpose Bus Adapter and software. The parts were borrowed from the University of Delaware Computer History Museum Project. For now pics of IEEE kit for IBM PC">... [ read more ] |
S-100 RAM Cardsby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 2 Updated: [ 32K Continuous RAM ] 01/25/2008 I have gotten more confident with my ability to conclusively test various s-100 RAM cards, allocate programs to specific locations, change memory values, etc using my IMSAI. I can also assign the memory pages (0000-1000, 1000-2000, etc.) so that there can be more than one RAM card installed without conflict. I have installed 32K into the IMSAI. As I identify good RAM cards, I can put some into the SOL-20 I also have on the table. I have a small pile or RAM cards that I have accumulated from various places. I also soldered up a cassette cable for the IMSAI. I broke down and bought a new Radio Shack tape recorder so that I can count on a reliable drive when testing cassettes on an S-100 system. I have some Altair BASIC tapes that I want to load. After that I plan to attempt a Micropolis controller card and 2 or 3 compatible disk drive. The Micropolis cards">... [ read more ] |
1973 Tech Picturesby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 ------------------------------ Message: 10 Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:15:30 +0100 From: "pichotjm" |
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Exatron Stringy Floppy Updateby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 3 Updated: [ Belt Replacement Exatron Stringy Floppy ] 01/23/2008 I have found a vendor for drive belts, and I have mailed out a snapped belt for analysis. The company is called Pyramid. I will post an update when available. I have four drives that need belts, and about 100 stringy floppies to read.">... [ read more ] |
64 and 256K DRAM Testing Serviceby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 I have a RAMCHECK brand 64Kb / 256Kb DRAM chip tester...if anyone needs a chip tested, let me know. You send me the chips and I return then in whatever you sent them. The price/trade is negotiable. Limited time offer. Contact me if interested. 16 pins - here are some examples: 64K: 4164 8164 4164C 3764 4264 4164 4864 256K: 4256 81256 6256 41256 1256 0256 4257 (nibble mode) 81257 41257 50257 ">... [ read more ] |
TM990/101 Mby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 5 Updated: [ FAO Richard Lynch (was TM990/101 M) ] 01/19/2008 I have a TI chassis I have been unable to locate documentation. Can anyone help shed some light on the following. .? The card chassis: Within a Steel 4-slot Texas Instruments card chassis the size of a shoe box are four Texas Instruments cards manufactured in the US. These cards resemble a regular s-100 card but the 100 contacts are off center, to the left when viewing the component side with the 100 pin side down. Printed on the chassis is Assy No. is 0994676-0001 and Diag No. 0394677. I do not have a power supply, but I assume you'd attach to terminals on the back of the chassis somehow (?). Inside are 4 cards. Two cards are similar are RAM/EPROM cards with 32K in each (8 x 4 rows I assume = 32K?). The RAM is a mix of TMS 4045-30NL, TMS 4045-30, and TMS 4014NL. There are no Eproms installed, but there are two rows of empty slots on the card. Each card has 8 dip switches. ">... [ read more ] |
Replacing an Apple III Power Supplyby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 2 Updated: [ Replaced Power Supply ] 01/08/2008 Received an Apple III not powering up. Noticed that the fuse appeared to be blown. It's a 5mf 2 3/4 A fuse about 3/4" tall. Confirmed that this the correct fuse. Bought replacement fuse, that one popped too...must be a bad power supply...">... [ read more ] |
IBM PS/2 model 70by billdeg Total messages in this thread: 2 Updated: [ Source for PS/2 1.44 Drive 15F7503 ] 01/06/2008 I picked up an IBM PS/2 model 70 but it has a bad (or dirty) disk drive - working to restore to Windows 386 (thanks Bryan) and DOS 4.0, as it would have had in the Summer/Fall of 1988 when the 70 was launched. My 70 has 6 Megs. No, I am not loading OS/2.">... [ read more ] |
IBM Thinkpad 755 CDby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 I have an IBM Thinkpad with a bad keyboard, I plan to replace and rebuild. more to follow. ">... [ read more ] |
Data Acquisition Corporation DAC-512by billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 FYI The following link was submitted through this web site of a Data Acquisition Corporation DAC-512 brochure scan by Charles Falconer: http://cbfalc...t.net/firstpc/ Chuck designed the machine. He was VP and Chief Engineer Please use the address below for any replies. Chuck F (cbfalconer at maineline dot net) http://cbfalconer.home.att.net">... [ read more ] |
Research Libraryby billdeg Total messages in this thread: 1 One of these days I will post a complete list of all of the books and magazines, product literature and docs on hand. Here are a few snapshots: Pics">... [ read more ] |
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I am *attempting* to build an IDE hard drive interface for the Commodore 1541 disk drive based on Jim Brain's schematics: http://ww...ug/gallery/1541IDE I have started assembling the board components. The project is the result of a discussion in the cbm-hackers user group. Here is where I am so far: Pics">... [ read more ]